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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07
The Woman's Column.

Mrs. Frances liod@son Burnett is said to he
wrtin" secuted to Little Lord FauntleroN,"
which viii show him Il, Il Young nlall.
Mrs. Logan declares that her late hlI>l,und's
forthcoming book. The Volunteer Soldier in
Am' Il;'a. WAS completed Ivy his own hand.
Tho number of women who demonstrated
against suffrage in Massachusetts tli- wear w:t-
ci-hiV-onr. is against J,,4l petitioners in favor.
Mrs. Bishop II. Warren said to be the rich
est woman in Colorado. made her own money
bN cHttt-l:ii-inm. ana is now worth SlO0Oj .neO.
Miss Carey Thomas. the dean of the new
college for women at BrNn MaWr. took her
'c@rr. at the University of Zurich. The d, gree
Is conferred only once i'll ten wears.
Mrs. Georrc William Curtis. and other ladies.
took part III a crusade against the saloons of
West New Brighton. Staten Island, whore one
voter in every twenty is a lpuor->'ller.
There are good many married men in this
should he. bu who have very hazy ideas about
the component clements of model husband.
Mrs. Josephine Brewer. of Minneapolis has
received her commission from the governor rs
rotary public. She is the first woman to be
appointed under he legislative act making
Wulncn eligible.
Mr.. Marion Todd j. . successful lawyer in
Albion. Mich. llcrlir>t ease was for railroad
conductor against Il rich corporation. and She
wen il. She is now prosecuting S2J 900 ;!:M-
ace >ut against the Central Pacific Railroad.
In llc Massachusetts Legislature the votes
and pairs On The woman Suti'ra@" !i for the
l:l>l fulIr Nr.tt~ have. stood.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07
Scott's z,alcIs; gu of Pura
Told Li;er Oil, Will; EyyGyhe sD,i;{e.

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H., ,y e. Iy,y Paint ,,l.,.,,, a., A., .... g.,
nave ''i'' 'i'"f"'2h ''H' WIN scout Em"isi"i'
ia Pulmonary Troubles and Genera! Debility, and
ha,r hrcu ,sto,,;sI,d -, ,,,. ,. ,,..,,l. ,.;f
'ith "iii hichct9 or NafhS'ha~ II Is un"fuill':l.
Child Ma when , L,.i,.;l..i :t,h vir ara, ali
Nar,cti wlat H., tIry do !, i,r,, ihr ',,t j., ~ .
l,, Nt worii2" Father .,hHrui, l--r,. if tI:r Al!
yorcr papers viii hnll @ooI. 81 e,.r.e,.
Excitement la Texas.
Great cxrjtcuru; has been ,.,u., in ,, ,.i,f,;,,.
! J., ~ H ', ir'i'''l h;ip'' recovery ~ Mr.
j.; 1 "i'3 WI as st, hti'eeS ne r"''i not Turn
r Cn, '',t '"! 9:',' S WE
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07
BRIGHTON tn;l.e t.araei.

E"sroN, 1ILSDAi, March -.
N'AoHnt pt Hs" -toc! 1T market 80 Cattle, Sli ;
-hrp HlFl iamis, SEQ, swine l3,,5o Horses,
W. htunh"f Of Western attic, 7fa: Northern Cat
tic, 4 Nea-, SIC.
Prices of Beef CATH r loo IL live wcight-E>-
TIA quality - rte.1 -; fir-t quality - 81 % 81
second quality. II 50a+ 10 thri quality, - 7ja
/ 81, poorest gf'lrs Of coarse oxen, Bulls, &c.
X; uUH-5 :. t..
Brighton Hides, ".c. Y n Brighton Talow, &c.
y ~. Country Hides, Gt f. , Country Taiiow |
&ic ID; Calf skins, sa.r 2 n; Lamb SKINS Sjc
dSl - each Dairy skins - a50c each.
The trade for beef cattle has not been as active
~ il one Wce, since, and prices remain un
changed for western cattle. There fair call
for the retail trade, prices ranging from 5a5lsc
per lib. live weight for the larger portion of the
cattle sold to butchers. Many of the best cattle
Go. of Faneuil Hall market, bought some very
nice western cattle of A. \. Monroe, among them
being one very extra premium western steer three
years old. live weight 1850 lbs, and was pro
nounccd to be by competent Judges the finest
steer that has been brought to market for a long
time, and without doubt with proper feed could he
made to weigh more than any that was ever
brought into market. As the quarantine for
mich COWS has not been abolished vet. the trade
ut this market is confined mostly to the sale of
beeycs, but we have the assurance that next week
the market will be open for the sale Of all classes
Of live stock
Sheep and Lambs Those from the West were
ail owned by butchers, costing from 5l aGa1c. per
ID. live weight.
Swinc--W cstern Fat Hogs cost 50 ace .per Ill.,
live weight. Store Pigs sell at d6 per1head or
from ) I0c per Id. live weight.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07
The Dakota Hotel,

The Estclline (Dak.) Bell contains the fol-
lowih" hotel advertisement:
SLIDECNDEl: HOUSE.
Tornado, Proprietor.
Hot and cold air in every room.
Elegant cemetery in connection.
NJ This is the only house in the city pro-
vided with a Cyclone Cellar for convenience
of Guests. Flumc Guests can drop from the
top floor in quarter second. No requirements
as TO costume while making descent. Stop at
the Slideunder. and while guests Of other ho-
tells will be mounting the Golden Stair YOU
will be scooting down the Flume lca,lin. to
Absolute Safety. Ask yourself the Question
Am prepared to die.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

iieve that have taken up every point upon which
Nou touched. Come to think Cf il there is one
more idea. You spoke something about my irving
10 disguise my envy. You have got twistrr on
me there. just what there is about the AGE cS-
tablishnent to cause my breast to hcave and swell
with envy Is one of those things cannot answer.
Perhaps You will kindly illuminate that point whil,
! gracefully retire. In regard to my being am
a-pirant for Congress, viii make no attempt to
rciutc that charge. am not on the defensive this
year. Aggressive warfare is my forte. II. however,
this lhllntIon i true It is only renewed cN idcncc
OF the dcmorIliZing influence of Your example
In closing my remarks let me again beg of YOU to
remain calm some things iii your former editorial
he'd me to infer that You angry with me upr
s"nally. This is all wrong.
''ln thee fondIy hope to clasp,
\ friend whom death alnnc could sever"
But now, fear that thou art lost forever! How
ever Will not trilc with serious subject. Mr..
iust, there Will be no Interruption ut the warm
personal relations that have existed between u>
since Our llr~t acquaintance. Oh will always inu
me the same old Battman cordial and hearty, ever
ready and willing to CNtcn'. YOU the right hand of
fellowship; to praise and o,rIcnd Your MANY stcrl
lS qualities and to mcrc:ie-.ly critic i-c Ntilr fan
ingS and Your foilies.
hindly ami sincerely yours,
L.. G. BArEMA>.
Ando>er, Ohio, Mar.' 2and, l~s..
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

The Albany Journal says: 1T is positively
known that Mrs. Langtry's clear profit for the
present season, up to the close of last week,
amounted to $4,000. Denman Thompson is
clearing $1,000 week. W. j. Florence and
wife admit profit of $3G0O0. mostly immcdi-
ately invested in real estate. Edwin Booth will
be over 100000 richer at the end of the season,
and A. NJ. Palmer and Augustin DAILY will have
realized from $4,000 to $75, 600 from Jim, the
Penman,' and Tanning of the Shrcw.'"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07
The Dependent Pension Bill.

To TIE EDITOR OF TIE JOURNAL: | was
much pleased to read in your last paper the
comments of your gifted correspondent. Helen
n. Packard, on this bill. 1t is certainly to he
regretted that. after all these years since the
war. and after cNpcnling vast sums of money,
the dependent veterans should, at this late ,lly
he knocking at the doors of Congress for Il law,
that will do them Justice. No doubt the pen
sion bill vetoed by the President was defective
in many of its provisions, and this is probably
true of every other pension bill, but almost any
thing for the relief of the dependent veterans
is better than that they should spend the re-
mainder of their days in alm>hou>cS.
1t is disgrace to the nation that even one Of
its defenders should be supported and buried
by charity. 1t is not charity that the veterans
ask at the hands of Congress, but simple just
ice. Suppose in the dark DAYS of 60 all the
"boys" had fled TO Canada, instead of turning
their faces to the front as they did, and allowed
this great nation-lcft to the people in trust by
the 'Fathcr>"-to be blotted out as Il nation.
where is the American citizen who could hold
up his head to-day and look Il decent man of
any other country in the face:
Although many of the 'hovs" are poor and
begin to feel the weight Of years and some have
even gone to the poorhouse ] doubt if there
are many who regret that they had the corr-
age and the manhood to stand hy their country
in the hour Of its need. notwithstanding the
shameful fact that the government has seen fit
to turn its back on the dependent veterans.
Your correspondent has the right idea. that
is, for the "Grand Army Boys to chang to-
Yethcr." and to keep up the agitation of this
matter until Congress shall be prevailed upon
to do the veterans justice. This is an impuIt-
ant matter. The honor of the nation is involy-
ed. They promised the soldier that the GOV
crnmcnt would look to The welfare of his widow
and children, and it is certainly not to the hon
or of Il great nation TO fail to keep faith with
its soldiers. or to allow those dependent on
them to come to want. aud the poorhou>r.
1t seems to me that when The women Of the
country take TO discussing the pension lc.i>la-
ton of Congress, showing" up lis incon>~tcn-
cie> and lack Of patriotism. and suggesting
manifest Improvements, il i about time for
that body to take hol,i of this matter ii. earn
est and try to pas, some wise. equitable, conf
prchcn>iNc. general pension law. that shall not
only 10 justice to the veterans. Int hc decided
Improvement on the present pension laws.
ONE OF TIE "BuN>"
Sandy Point. Mar. 18th, 1>>1.
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The Wilton Record say, The following line
We're composed hy Il little four wear oil ,laughtt
of Dr. Rowcl;
Down on the iiAor little baby stands,
tapping its little white hanis,
Laughing loud at the tall, rough IurlI.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

To TIE EDITOR on TIE JurKNAl: wish
that letter of Mrs. Packard>. published i'll the
Journal of March 2lh, could be read by every
veteran in the land. \ copy of it should occupy
a conspicuous place in every post Of the G.. A..
Il. in the United St;lc-. and there remain I'm
til after the next Pres ~i,lcntal election. have
taken the trouble to read it t. three different
families of soldiers. If the veterans will keep
the ball Il rolln" think it will ait,in quite Il
size hy !S>S. J..
kuaN NJ,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07
NANCY EXPLAINS.


Now Maude. will tell you VIII.
If you would like to know,
The reason that those little pests
Like to torment you so.
The reason is, they like you best;
For fat, they have Il fancy.
And that explains why they don't bite
Your little sister Nancy.
And then, how foolish they would be
In their choice of what they ate,
TO pass you by, and dine on mc,-
I'd catch them sure as fate.
A municipal committee intruSted with the
protection of all damaged houses by the earth.
quake in Nice have reported that of the IS .OOO
buildings three have been demolished, eight
must be taken down, fifty are in danger. and
three hundred are cracked and otherwise dam
aged. The actual loss to real property alone is
estimated at 50,O00,OOO francs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

The Christian Union says: OF the 40S Sena-
composed the last Congress, Y We're Metho-
dsts, 63 Baptsts, Al Episcopalans, 81 Prcsby-
tcrians, 36 Catholics, Is Unitarians. 8 Luther
ans, 10 Campbellites, and 2 Quakers, making
total Of 2S4 who are actively connected with
some church organization.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

When paper sets itself up Is a reform organ il
usually follows that it is much worse than the par
tisan papers it effects to dcspisc Wing s. Cour
icr.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

The old frigatc Richmond. which has been
fitted out at New York as a flagship, had her
sea trial recently. The result as far as the
ship was concerned was not encouraging, but
the officers and crew did their work well.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

We resent the calling of Rhode island "fy
spcck State" 1t has elected Democratic Con.
gressman. Alta California.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

revival of the war feeling has been caused
by what the Berlin papers consider insulting
remarks made by La France, Il Paris paper, OH
Emperor Williams birthday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

The action of Carter's Little Liver Pills is
pleasant. mild and natural. They gently stmu
Late the liver. and regulate the bowels, but do not
purge. They are sure to please.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

alt made p;i.i,l AM unIttr.rina IN fHHrtpnal ir
rpgul4litire which DR.. Picrre+- .F,Nortr Pre-
~rriltion viii intailhY cure. rhnu~ulI~ ui t,'-
llHt,ulti~. BY druggists.
Appropriate rolof- F"r tbe hnu,i.,"l,ier, vrrnii
ION. tor the ball, ytl!r1 iur the cid maid. blue"
iur HE -ao. rclu. Ion TIA, aMthnr, red fpr fil,
lt..l.lll. en:ll. lei.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

IIT'I = TiIV - ~ ~ II'TS ~ -I''1 I7I "!
III tit fNtitAli-t liNtCl III Nl--' i'tf .ltt i''
! House. II Auburn. 1t ~Itt per dHN. N0
| persons Ia Il room in each t:.>c. \ limited
ntliulr of borr,lin.. nI3t,.> ~ ptiVatr fnlt.,.~
~. ,.,,, La, ,.l,+oiuI ,,f ,},. ,,.l t.,,n 1T II
! l,
| l".i 'i'E '' ~. -,
| NJ 'Fanh 'oll!'fH VIE n IH -'-Hi'h III tii'
| ID, Witt during thV two titt pricl T. the
~, ,,,;t+ ~ >,,,,,,,,-,,, ,,iiI i..t ,L,
II.ll fL,' !. !, -tti,, w,
~ ''i'' ~ 'i'' IA; IA >'''i'i'> va ~ N" VI
lcl~ clr. The CON- on Credential, will he IN
S>,",I q, ing ny 7iliH ''"!' i'
session.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07
Aa,ice 10 Moti,trS.

Mrs. MISSIONS SooTlItNI ~ Et = frl .lilttfVn
tctilng the rr"scl piun of ancof the best tVlnai.
nurse, and ,hY sclans in the nittU states and has
lc used for forty it'll ncTrr fiII.. >litct
by millions of mothers for their children. During
the process of tconG it, value is iMrIlcUla,r. 1t
relieves the child from pain, cares iy,entcry and
diaiih'rt GRIPPING in the bowels, and Win,-eolic.
by si'ifs health to the cnd il r.,t- the nl.d'"i
Prize edr. a bottle. .Nis
".faiiiage should be m:fir n.ar. dinicut." SAWS
rii'l'-ophrf vino evidently HASN'T priced any
Spring bonncG- ittc!N.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

MAUDE'S LAMENT.
The flea the flea! the naughty tlca.
How they do bite and bother me-
To plunge me so, it is not right,
Oh dear. There's another bite.
Why don't they bite my sister Nancy =
10 me they seem to fake fancy.
They seem to knOw-thc little sinners
Where to so for their last dinners.
Now, when | Law me down to sleep:
Up my back they quickly creep:
TO catch them; its no use to try,
Because they are so very Spry.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

T.. c. TATINNN,
AndoNer, Ohio, March 22nd, 1857.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

.Ioi ENENINGS THROUGH TIE STATE OF JN.-
I~cn. HABITS AND CUSTOMS OF THE MID
DIE A,l.>. TO BE Nd TODAY ON THE
AMIEic An CONTINENT. TIE MILITARY TER
EirnEl pt 1TTIC. SAN BIAS AND fTS IA
MOI BELLS. WHICH WERE THE INSI'IRA-
HON tsI IO\GIIIIDN : l. ASH POEM.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-07

Save Your Doci0r', niii ~ hen pE. Wl-f-.H-
BAL AN u! WILD tHiEEi VII II III ron-.ii-.
colds, bleeding at thc l'M@~ and arrest the frll
destroyer, -Hl- ulniton. it does more tiIlm most
pl1 ~rl;rn- rau tio lhr If a -lu, bottle WIll
satisfy ip iacfcdulou- that they ,cd lAoI, fur
tlrr tpr the !. yHirrtt aid.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10
SANTA ABLE,
Pleasing 4. the Palate and Death 10 n
Cough.

CAbic,, Call have had the ca.arfh for FIVE
years and could hardly k plain; could not
breathe ,hrouah, my no trils Your California
Cat.R-CuIex xhss cleansed out my head and can
talk plainex1ow than have for the past Ave
years. Your medicine is all that it is represent.
ed, all absolute cure for eatarrh and rold in the
head Yours truly,
CHARLES C. OvERsHIsxk
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10
IN. Y. Tribune.


A refreshing dose of common sense
concerning the hydrophobia bugbear Is to
be found 10 Dr. Spitzka's article in The
Forum. All tinid and imaginative reo-
pie ought to read his conclusions. He
states with careful coolness and accuracy
the results Of NJ. Pasteur's experiments.
II is a record which to an anpr ejudiced
reader would seem to present the French
biologist 10 the light of crazy quack
rather than in that Of practical man of
science. The end of DR.. Spitzka's paper
is we'll worth quoting: THE moral
management Of pensons bitten By sus.
picious dogs is most important feature.
A number Of cases are on record 10 which
patieats suffering from the most agcnizing
symptoms OF rabies recovered On bearing
that the dog that bit them was alive and
we'll On eliminating the cases Of spur.
ious and improperly designated rabies
from the mortuary tables, the number OF
real cases will be found so small that the
entire subject Of the prevention and treat
meut Of rabies in man will seem au insig-
nificaut problem as compared to that re-
lating to the part borne by domestic ami.
malls in conveying the eontsgicn of
measles, diphtheria and scarlet fever. the
deaths from which diseases 10 any given
day exceeded hundredfold whole years $
mortality through rabies"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10
WANTED gyERY wHERE
ssvitasions Pouring in Upon the Pres.
tdenr.

WASHINGTON, d, G., Aug. 10. O.-Iuvi-
cations continue ito pour 10 upon the
President. aud almestl the entire time OF
one clerk at the White House is occupied
10 scheduling and recording them. He
has been invited to visit almost every city
in the west and South, including San
Francisco. New Orleans and Galveston.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10
rELEcRAPHic NEWS.
eomrLArsr AGAINST rss y. =.
ovegom wsol Buyers appeal to tae In
tpvssate Com mmtssten,

WAsHrSGros, Aug. l0.-Ayres aud
Welis of Castle Rock and Arlington,
Oregon. wool and commission merchants,
eomplsiu TO the Iuterstsss Commission
etfas the Uaioo Raoifc aud Oregon Rail
vsy aud Navigation Company secretly
and without the ten days notice required
by the Interstate Commerce Act, pns on
freight new classification aud greatly
fnore ased the tstit4, which caases great
toes TO the petisioners, their eastern cor
respondents aud xoof producers and gen.
sral dealers Large quantities OF wool,
it is said. have seen bargsioed Tor or
poreassed at prices which would not
have beeo paid had freight rates not been
made. n ~
~~s~~wxRw ArRnny
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10

WOODLAND, CAL Your medicines ara selling
better than any other sheif goods, and give salts
faction TO all purchasers. The Cat-R-Cure is
praised very highly by all who have tried IT, and
many cases have been greatly benefited by its
use when all other remt dies tried have proved Of
no benedt. Yours truly,
POM K L4psoN.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10

from New Hebrides should be postponed
until an agreement respecting the neu-
tralization of the Suez Canal had been
reached.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10
ssGLAsS AND FRANCE.
The Latter Refuses 90 Name a pate "a
Eyaruafe the New Bebrides.

PARIS, Aug. I0.-LaParis announces
shat the English Government has re-
quested Of NJ Flourens, Minister of Fer
sign Affairs. that France name the date
of evacuation by France of the New Heb
rides and that NJ. Flourens in reply de-
clined to do 40 uatil France shall be in.
formed Of the nature Of Euelaad's policy
in regard to Egypt aud as to the neutral
oosition of the SusS Canal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10

The liver and kidneys must be kept in good
condition. Hoods sarsaparilla is a great rsrnedy
for regulating these organs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10

FOLSOM. Cal.--I used Butte-Tine in ohroni
rheumatism With great benefit. Please send
supply to J. w Hsines, Genoa Nev., and oblig
yours truly, - T. G. DiRAAr, NJ. l..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10
40 VEHICLES FOR SALE.

winnemucca, August 4, Il
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Yx.rxEmarR GiEsOs.


NAst Hr says efshe sisw allan sffuaiieu.
tSAs FRASoIsco, Aug. l0.-W alter
Murray Gibson, late Premier of the ha-
saiaa Goyerameot, 10 answer 70 inquir
ies 90 to what was the attitude Of the
United states towards the Hawaiian
Islands. if he knew. as iutimated IN an
interview with him several days ago,
aaid: ''The American Government had
been compeiisd to take cognizsnes Of :he
face that the German aud English Gov.
erumeuts had been steadily endeayoring
20 improve their position in the Pacific.
Great Britain was in possession Of the
FIi Islauds. aud Germany had had her
eye upon the Samosn group.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10

He hrops zoe Feet An n Tsnab.ion,
slime.

BEssoN. A. T.. Aug. 10. AT the
Emerald mino in Tombstone, Faank Gage
lost his life by falling from the 400 to the
800 level. His body was mutilsted al.
most beyond recognition. s--
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10

LoSnos. Aug. 10. Sir j Ferguson,
Parliamentary Secretary of Foreign af.
fairs, stated in the Commons yesterday
afternoon that England had never ac-
quised TO the presence of French troops
m the New Hebrides. He declared that
the Government would in no wise con
sent that the Withdrawal of the Frenca
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-10
Navajo Election,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 0-The Navajo
Mining Co. yesterday afternoon elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: r.. w. Scott, President; F. A.
Bedn, Vice President; T. J. Shackleford
and H. II. Pitcher, Trustees; j. W. Pew,
Secretary A balance of $7,6l2 was re-
ported in the treasury.
suicide sr an Explorer.
ROME, Aug. l0.-Signor Bone, the ex-
plorer, who was an associate of Norden-
sloiold in the latter's Arctic expedition,
has committed suicide.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-25
PERSUADED TO COMMIT PERJURY.
A Witness for Sunday Law Violator Admits
that His Testimony Is False.

Yesterday mornings session of the police
of violations of the liquor law When Lawrence
Riley was placed on the stand, charged with
selling IN Sunday. man approached the Mayor
and Sid that the accused a good man. and
that it would not be amiss to deal gently with
him. Riley testified that he sold only vinegar.
and August Alton. a half-erown boy, who boards
with Mrs. Fisher. testified that his landlady sent
him to Rileys saloon to buy some vinegar. Be-
fore he left the stand he admitted that
he had bought beer, and that the story
had been fixed ND for him by Riley.
The Mayor promptly assessed Riley
fine of $25 and COSTS and added penalty of
thirty days in the work house. AS soon as Mr.
Riley and his witness left the courtroom they
both gave bond for their appearance for prelim-
mary examination tomorrow. The officers
have information that other persons assisted
young Alton in fixing up his evidence. and
rants are to be issued for their arrest Riley,
of course appealed his case to the Criminal
Court
William Stone. Virginia-avenus saloon
keeper. profitng by the experience of Riley,
promptly admitted that he had sold beer
Sunday. and as it was his first offense, he
allowed to go with fine of $25 aud costs. which
he "a promptly paid, stating that he would here
after obey the law
son were fined for desecratipg the Sabbath by
scrubbing out their place of business. and the
cases against Anthony Sunghan for selling on
Saturday night. and his brother. James Sung
ham, for interfering with his arrest. were
tinued until to-day.